Key Jump keyboard navigation

amazing extension that does exactly what I wanted. I remapped the default keys to F10, F11 because the default ones "," and "." are needed when focus is inside a text input field. other than that its an easy 5/5. would definitely recommend.

Unfortunately this doesn't work well with ServiceNow. With the Polaris UI it's blocking typing in shortcut keys into search fields, by default that's '.' and ',', so quite annoying.

Works great. I don't need the added complexity of vimium (and it conflicts with a lot of native shortcuts on websites like GitHub), so this is perfect. My only request would be allowing configuration of the characters used for hints, but even as it stands with the right QMK configuration one-handed navigation is a breeze.

Love the extension, truly a timesaver! One small QOL improvement\/recommendation: on pages with a limited (but more than 10 links), prioritize numberings of numbers that are physically proximate on the keyboard (i.e, single digits first, then 11, 12, 13, 21, 22, 23, 24). It's much harder to shortcut to 10, 20, 19, 28 etc because the keys are far apart! Otherwise, one of my new favorite chrome extensions!

This is fantastic when it works. I'm trying to use it in Microsoft Edge Canary. It works great on some sites, like github. Others it works okay when I disable Adguard. The main thing I wanted it for was a confluence site, and it doesn't work at all, so far no matter what I disable. :-(

It works again, thanks for fixing it!

Works nicely when it works but conflicts with Ublock Origin, which severely limits its usefulness these days. I appreciate the large numbers and the color used for hints, remembering the Mouseless Browsing extension for Firefox where hints were smaller and uncolored and thus harder to read.

Love it! Works great on its own, but seems to conflict with the Vimium extension. Number tags pull up, but typing the tag number does nothing if the Vimium extension is enabled.

perfect

Would be nice if you could use a leading zero instead of hitting enter when the option is an order or magnitude less than the maximum, e.g. [0][1] instead of [1][enter]. That way, I immediately know what I have to press.